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PP2 Jeopardy
Prof Prac 2 Jeopardy Review PPT
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Involves the attempt to punish an individual for breaking established statutes | Criminal Law |
| This enforces rules & regulations that govern various professions/services | Administrative Law |
| This defines a 90% burden of persuasion in order to successfully punish the defendant in this type of law | Beyond a reasonable doubt in criminal law |
| The greater weight of the evidence; superior evidentiary weight that is sufficient to incline a fair & impartial mind to one side of the issue rather than the other | Preponderance of evidence |
| These must be considered when determining what court a lawsuit should be filed in | Venue; Personal Jurisdiction; Court's Subject Matter Jurisdiction |
| This document defines the laws that govern the practice of PT (scope of practice) in the specified state | PT State Practice Act |
| The State's PT Practice Act statutes must be approved here prior to becoming laws | State House of Reps & Senate |
| This is the current max amount of time that you can treat a pt under direct access w/o a referral from a physician in the state of KS (Assuming all other requirements of DA are met) | 30 days |
| These are the rules of direct access in KS | Referral for PT made w/in 1 yr from new onset of rx; For same dx; PT must send eval to MD no later than 5 business days after rx begins; Tx >30 must receive MD approval first |
| In the state of Kansas, a PT may provide these services without a referral | Services that don't constitute rx for specific condition; Dx/injury; Ex: employee education, health prevention programs, special ed students under direction of an IEP |
| These are considered unintentional torts | Negligence & Malpractice |
| These are types of intentional torts | Defamation; Abandonment; Assault; Battery; Sexual Misconduct |
| This is the act of communication that causes someone to be shamed, ridiculed, held in contempt, lowered in the estimation of the community, or to lose employment status/earnings, or otherwise suffer a damaged reputation | Defamation |
| This is a "mental touching" that causes an individual to think that offensive or harmful touching is going to occur | Assault |
| This is a philosophy that there needs to be change in the civil law system to manage the uncontrolled effects of litigation on the US economy | Tort Reform |
| These 4 elements must be proven in order to be found guilty of medical malpractice | Duty; Breach of Duty; Causation; Damages |
| This is defined as a legal obligation that is owed or due to another & that needs to be satisfied | Duty |
| This type of duty is represented when a PT is expected to report suspected abuse of a patient | Affirmative Duty |
| The "Standard of PT Care" represents this type of duty | Legal Duty |
| These terms define that the prosecutor must prove the defendant's actions produced the effect or result (be specific) | Actual & Proximate Causes |
| This time period in American history was when PT became a profession | World War I |
| This marks one of the greatest hallmarks in PT as it became recognized & independently reimbursed | Social Security Act of 1967 |
| This may directly lead to increased litigation in the profession of PT | Direct Access |
| To practice without the constraints from others | Autonomous Practice |
| 7 Core Values of Professionalism | Accountability; Altruism; Compassion/Caring; Excellence; Integrity; Professional Duty; Social Responsibility |
| 6 Key Elements of APTA Vision 2020 | Autonomous Practice; Direct Access; DPT; EBP; Practitioner of Choice; Professionalism |
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